The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-04-14

Mr.. Dillon addressed a meeting at the
town hall in Birmingham. He said: He
would rather be twenty times tried at the
Old Baily than by packed jury in Ireland.
He condemned the land bill. which was
worse than the coercion bill. 1t was a bill
to facilitate the collection of back rents.
Queen Victoria has arrived at AK les
Baines from Cannes.
The richest young man in Philadelphia
society is August f. Jessup. He is only
twenty-fo and has an income OF $40, 900
year.
An uproar occurred at meeting held at
Dundee which had been called by Union
lists. Irishmen, who composed the greater
part OF the audience, rejected motion Tor
a vote OF thanks to the speakers and tried
to pass resolution protesting against
coercion. The speakers thereupon left the
hall, and the meeting ter minated in disOr-
der, amid cheers ior Home Rule and Glad
stone.
Gen. Charles J. Paine, owner OF the yacht
Mayfower. has decided to build q steel
center board yacht about the size of the
Mayflower to defend the Americas cup.
The ST. Louis gas company recently dis
covered that they had not collected gas
bill from Archbishop kenrick for ten years.
The archbishop had to give his check for
$500.
In the United Staes court at Richmond
Judge Bond delivered An opinion in the
habeas corpus case OF William Royal, con-
victed OF bringing in suits in the United
States court against the members OF the
grand Jury OF the hustings court who had
indicted him for barratry. Judge Bond
held that it was the right OF every citizen
of the United States to sue any one when
ever he believed that he had been aggriev-
ed The Judge therefore entered an order
discharging Royal from custody.
A man going by the names of Miller, Rus
sell and Raynor, who had been working
music and furniture stores by buying goods,
giving checks for a larger amount and get.
ting the balance in cash was arrested at
La Crosse.
At st. Paul, pretty Mrs. Hegener OF Min
neapolis fatally shoots John Murphy, a
barber, who she declares traduced her
character.
Col Chas. King, U. S. A.. acting on the
staff Of the Governor OF Wisconsin, called
at the national drill headquarters and
stated that the Milwaukee light battery
will come in full force and make a sensa-
ton by it's personnel and by it's drill. He
also states that the famous light horse
squadron is one OF the finest bodies oi
mounted men he knows of anywhere.
bY the fPQuebU Oi tue bcCEcOdly VI oU6oO ~
United States man. of-war has been detailed
for service in Hatien waters for the pur.
pose OF protecting American interests, and
furnishing accurate information to the gov
ernment OF the events that may take place,
there being no cable communication with
Hayti.
Additional Doodle officials under indict-
ment at Chicago gave bond. Michael Ley
den gave bonds to cover thirteen addition
al indictments Tor conspiracy and one for
bribery, tile total amount OF the bonds
being increased to S29. 900. Commissioner
r. NJ. Oliver gave $14, 900 bonds to cover
nine additional indictments for conspiracy
and one for bribery. B. r. Brainerd, the
court house contractor gave $4,000
bonds under the one indictment for con-
epiracy against him. ExCommissioner
Wasserman had his bonds made to cover
FIVE additional indictments for conspiracy
and two for bribery; SIS, 900 being added
to the bonds. There were eight additional
indictments for conspiracy and one fol